Then I inserted few clips, some of them with multiple atribute such as :
subject: [
{
subjectId: 4
insertDate: 5
}
{
subjectId: 3
insertDate: 6
}
]
Problem is, when I try to search for clips that got subjectId = 3 and sort
result by insertDate what happens is ES would find
{subjectId=3,insertDate=6} but would sort results using FIRST attribute
(which is (subjectId=4,insertDate=5). So it finally finds data that I want
to find, but sorts them not with the attribute that MATCH to my query but
the first attribute. Is there any chance to fix this one?
Then I inserted few clips, some of them with multiple atribute such as :
subject: [
{
subjectId: 4
insertDate: 5
}
{
subjectId: 3
insertDate: 6
}
]
Problem is, when I try to search for clips that got subjectId = 3 and sort
result by insertDate what happens is ES would find
{subjectId=3,insertDate=6} but would sort results using FIRST attribute
(which is (subjectId=4,insertDate=5). So it finally finds data that I want
to find, but sorts them not with the attribute that MATCH to my query but
the first attribute. Is there any chance to fix this one?
Then I inserted few clips, some of them with multiple atribute such as :
subject: [
{
subjectId: 4
insertDate: 5
}
{
subjectId: 3
insertDate: 6
}
]
Problem is, when I try to search for clips that got subjectId = 3 and sort
result by insertDate what happens is ES would find
{subjectId=3,insertDate=6} but would sort results using FIRST attribute
(which is (subjectId=4,insertDate=5). So it finally finds data that I want
to find, but sorts them not with the attribute that MATCH to my query but
the first attribute. Is there any chance to fix this one?
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